TALKING SHIT

TALKING SHIT

Insoluble fibre
Bulking the verbiage
Promotes movement of waste
In the discursive tract

DISAMBIGUATION

DISAMBIGUATION

Content or else left discontented.
Full of content or else empty; open to
A blossoming in contentedness.

Void and avoid after all cousins;
It’s all about words and worlds
give or take a letter or two.

“You should stop words and letters,”
Says Dogen, “and learn to withdraw
and reflect on yourself.

“When you do so
your body and mind will naturally fall away,
and your original Buddha nature will appear.”

ONE TWO MANY

ONE TWO MANY

All of us unique
Yet also somehow the same.
Words? Don’t give me words!
Projected imaginings
Masquerading as a truth.

THE WORD OF GOD

THE WORD OF GOD

W ords cease

O ver and done with

R est now in

D ivine

S ilence

WHO SAID THAT?

Words become a burden and fall away.

SPEWED FORTH

SPEWED FORTH

One life then one death
So many words in between
And so many worlds

VERBIAGE AS BAGGAGE

VERBIAGE AS BAGGAGE

No “it” without “me”;
“me” and “it” got jumbled up,
resulting in “t i m e”.

No more jumping up and down:
“now” and “here” become “nowhere”.

GRACE

GRACE

Not understanding
Nor knowing till subtitles
Explain and dissolve

PHILOSOPHISTRY

PHILOSOPHISTRY

Letters conspire
Words end up sentenced to death
Reality slips the noose

BABYLON BABBLING

BABYLON BABBLING

Within without
Beyond belief
No thought no thing
All words words words